The impact of the gestational age on the premature rupture of membranes of preterm perinatal child and the delivery mode

Objective:To investigate the impact of the gestational age on the premature rupture of membranes of preterm perinatal child and the delivery mode.Methods:Chose 86 cases of hospitalized patients with preterm premature rupture of membranes from January 2007 to December 2010 in our hospital for retrospective analysis,on the basis of the incidence of gestational age divided into two groups,group A of 32 cases,the incidence of gestational age was 28-34 +6 weeks;group B of 54 cases,the incidence of gestational age was 35-36 +6 weeks.Compared the effects of different gestational age on the perinatal child and the choice of the delivery mode.Results:The rate of the fetal distress of two groups respectively was 45.7%,31.5%,the neonatal respectively was 51.4%,35.2%,the pulmonary complications and infection respectively was 57.1%,31.5%,the mortality rate respectively was 22.9%,5.6%.Difference was statistical significance(P0.05).Compared the delivery mode of two groups,there was no statistical significance between the vaginal delivery and the cesarean section(P0.05).Conclusion:Choose expect therapy for the premature rupture of membranes pregnant women in the gestational age of 28-34+6 weeks,extend the gestational age as long as possible,while giving to promote fetal lung maturation,prevent the infection treatment to reduce the incidence of neonatal complications and reduce the neonatal mortality.